Top 5 Foods You Have to Eat in Camigiun,Philippines

As a Filipino traveler, my travels consist of searching for delicacies, souvenirs, and must-eat dishes.

Traveling to Camiguin for the first time? This detailed and curated travel guide will make it easy for you to navigate your way inside, save money, and maximize your time.

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In this guide, you will learn where to buy the inexpensive must-eat foods in Camiguin with their corresponding prices.

5 FOODS TO EAT IN CAMIGUIN

1.  Lanzones –  They celebrate Lanzones Festival plus buying it here is so cheap.
➡ Buy in: Camiguin White Island or Old Church Ruins
 💡 PHP 60 0R $1.1 per kilo  

2. Lanzones Ice Cream – Truly made by the locals. Try it out.
 ➡ Buy in: Pasalubong sa Camiguin
 💡 PHP 35 0R $0.7 per ice cream

3. Chicharon Pusit – This looks like dried pusit but it’s much thinner.
➡ Buy in: Old Church Ruins
 💡 PHP 800 0R $16 per kiloChicharon Pusit in Camiguin

4. Pastel – Bread bun filled with flavors. Their best seller is the flavor YEMA.
➡ Buy in: Vandjeep Store
 💡 PHP 198  0R $4 per dozen
 PASTEL DELICACY IN CAMIGUIN

5. Lanzones Wine – Use this as a sauce. Combine this with Chicharon Pusit.  😉
➡ Buy in: Gasa or Samuel by Vjandep
 💡 PHP 200 0R $4 per bottle

Other pasalubong in Camiguin can be found in Pasalubong sa Camiguin. See below picture.

WHAT’S NEARBY?

1.Ardent Hot Spring

2.Walkway to the Old Volcano

3.Sto. Niño Cold Spring

4.Tuasan Falls

5.White Island

6.Katibawasan Falls

7.Sunken Cemetery

8.Tres Marias Mountain

9.Viewpoint

10.Old Church Ruins

You may also want to see 13 Best Things to Do in Ormoc, Leyte.

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TIPS, NOTES, AND REMINDERS

• Bring extra clothes so that in every corner, the outfit is different.
• Visit on weekdays to avoid the crowd.
• Bring water so that you can’t be dehydrated.
• Always follow the guidelines set by the local officials
• Local people there are approachable and friendly
• Always practice LNT(Leave No Trace) principle. Be a responsible traveler.

Read More: 101 Things to Do in Cebu

IMPORTANT NOTE: The rates, contact details and other information indicated in this post are accurate from the time of writing but may change without Shellwander’s notice. Should you know the updated information, please message me on Facebook. 

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